Permaculture Scholarship Available
John Howe
Dragon at arashi.com
Wed Jun 23 08:04:54 PDT 1999
>Scholarships are open for permaculture workshop.
>
> Scholarship applications may now be submitted to attend the 10-day
>permaculture design workshop Aug. 6-15, 1999, in Camptonville, Northern
>California. Deadline for applications is July 14.
> Led by permaculturists Dan and Cynthia Hemenway, participants will
>form teams and develop a design for the family homestead that is the workshop
>site. The program is suitable for beginners seeking to learn to design their
>own homes, people seeking deep preparation for a certificate Permaculture
>Design Course, and advanced students working on their design skills.
>Scholarships are only open to people without previous permaculture training,
>however.
> The initial weekend is a stand-alone workshop where participants
>produce a rough
>draft permaculture design. Starting Monday, participants flesh out and
>refine their design,
>delivering a report to the residents the following Saturday. Instruction
>during the week is
>confined to topics needed to produce this specific design. The design will
>integrate human
>activity with the contour, soil, solar energy, and water flows of the site to
>provide water,
>food, shelter, energy, and other patterns supportive of the residents.
>Creating a joyous and
>enjoyable setting is central to the design goals. Sunday afternoon, Dan will
>conclude the
>workshop with a clinic to discuss permaculture-related problems that
>participants bring
>from their own situations. Participants can register for the full workshop or
>just the initial
>weekend. There is a limit on enrollment.
> The workshop is designed to meet the needs of a variety of
>participants including:
>people wishing to learn to design their own homes; people seeking strong
>preparation for
>the certificate Permaculture Design Course, certified permaculturists seeking
>advanced work,
>and present or future students of the Online Permaculture Design Course who
>will use the
>workshop to meet their design project requirement.
> Child care can be arranged with advance notice. Send SASE for a
>complete flyer.
>Inquire also if you wish to host permaculture or forest workshops in your
>area. Limited
>scholarships for Native Americans, women, minorities, and others are
>available.
> To obtain scholarship application guidelines, or information about
>fees, housing, meals and similar matters, contact Birdsong Sundstrom, P.O.
>Box 125 Camptonville, CA 95922
>(530)287-3413.
><birdsong at sccn.net>
> To arrange for advanced work or online course credit, or to book
>another
>workshop in your own region, contact:
>Elfin Permaculture, P.O. Box 52, Sparr FL 32192-0052 USA.
><Permacltur at aol.com>
John Howe
<http://www.arashi.com/>
John Howe <johnhowe at arashi.com>
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